Hi,

On Tue, Jan 14, 2003 at 10:43:56AM -0800, Michael English wrote:
> I'm new to Source Navigator. I'm trying to use it to
> analyse systems written in C++. My problem is that I
> can't view the complete hierarchy of a project. Is
> this  because no preprocessing has been done? The
> class name I'm looking for appears in a #define
> statement. 

I'm using Source Navigator with a project where all class names
and base class names are "#define"'d. My solution was to patch
the c++ parser to call a configurable preprocesser as one doesn't
want to replace e.g. "FILE" defines. 

I use 'filepp' (http://www.cabaret.demon.co.uk/filepp/) together
with a special module which defines which macros are to be 
substituted (in my case "THIS" for the class name and "BASE" for 
the base class name). The substituition is only used for building
the reference databases. The source file is left untouched. 

The system has problems with multi line macros but works quite 
well otherwise. 


I can provide the patch for the C++ parser and the module for the
'filepp' preprocesser if wanted. 

Regards,
Chris

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